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Weekend disasters leave multiple dead in Northwestern Pennsylvania
Five people died or were injured in a string of weekend crashes across Corry Warren Meadville and Erie. Among the dead were Harold C. Pudder 34 and his son Randall 11 of Virgil I Hebner 26 and Jamestown residents Frances 20 Metro Fedorchuk Jr. 35. A Corry girl Vera 15 and drivers James L Raffle 24 of Uniontown and Annette L Munsee 15 of Corry survived or were treated.
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Erie
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Warren General Hospital
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Randall
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Virgil I. Hebner
Frances
Metro Fedorchuk Jr
Youngsville
Garland
Corry Memorial Hospital
Vera
Thomas Anderson
West Park Place
James L. Raffle
Uniontown
Annette L. Munsee
Erie Lackawanna Railroad
America Sees Biggest Troop Cut In Six Months In Vietnam
The U S Command reports a 5 600 decrease in U S forces in Vietnam last week to 191 100, the largest weekly reduction in six months and the lowest total since December 1965. Officials anticipate Nixon to announce a phased withdrawal to about 40 000 troops, with air power continuing.
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Demilitarized Zone
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Soldier killed during Sunday walk in Northern Ireland
Gunmen in a speeding car killed an 18 year old British soldier during a Sunday walk in Lurgan and wounded his companion. The incident raised Northern Ireland’s death toll to 154 amid two years of violence and comes as other tensions and security moves ripple through Londonderry and London. Amnesty International urged an international inquiry into alleged British troop torture and beatings. Premier Faulkner faced right wing pressure over provincial authority as Prime Minister Lynch battles a confidence vote in Dublin.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
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West London
British European Airways
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Amnesty International
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William Craig
Unionist Vanguard
Naulkner
Irish Republic
Jack Lynch
Thugs Hit Post Office and Service Station
Burglary and attempted burglary dominated weekend crime in Corry with a major post office break in the only sizable loss reported at the Corry Post Office. Police traced the Mountain gas station break to a suspect with a car full of loot as investigators from postal and state police joined city officers.
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Corry
Richard Mountain
City Streets Department
Mountain
Keystone
East Main Street
William Burrows
Burrows
Dying Is Beautiful Cancer Victim Records Her Death
Denver AP report on Lyn Helton a 20 year old wife and mother who faced bone cancer at Children's Hospital dying with her husband Tom by her side. She recorded tapes and wrote poetry to capture the experience of dying while raising her child and planned a book to help other mothers. Jennifer Helton age 14 months moved with family from Green River Wyoming seeking treatment.
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Denver
Lyn Helton
Children's Hospital
Tom
Helton
Heltons
Jennifer
Green River
Wyo
Amchitka blast discussed as model for future underground tests
A government spokesman described minimal immediate environmental damage from Amchitka and said the test could spark more underground detonations to tap natural gas. Officials foresee possible tests near Rio Blanco Colorado and Green River Wyoming, with public protests anticipated and continued environmental monitoring planned.
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ABC
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School Lunch Supporters Split Over Extension Victory
Washington AP report notes mixed reactions to a Congressional resolution shielding the federal school lunch program from cuts this year. Supporters hail a short term victory, while critics warn it limits flexibility and foreshadows future legislative battles over eligibility rules and funding.
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